
Of course my picks usually begin and end with "pick the UConn women". Choosing on the men's side is much harder. Or even impossible. But I try.
This year, as you can see in a previous post, I picked Villanova as my winner. To get there, I decided to use a two-pronged filter. I looked for teams who graduate players on a regular basis and whose coaches represent what is right about college basketball (goodbye Kentucky, Maryland, Louisville).
So my picks were based on hunches and emotions. If, on the other hand, I decided to pick on a rational basis I would be more successful, right? If you think so, check out this analysis at Book of Odds.
So now I feel better about my choices, knowing they're as good as any. At the same time, I'm more likely to be hit by a waterspout than accurately predict the NCAA tournament. Can you believe it?
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